England Women vs India Women, 3rd ODI (ICC Championship Match) - Live Cricket Score, Commentary

So a fitting tribute to many people's GOAT - Jhulan Goswami - as India whitewash the series. She ends her career on a high and her legacy will be carried forward by the new crop and the others to follow. It had be at Lord's afterall for such a momentous occasion to be celebrated in the way it eventually was done. One thing's for sure - not many will be forgetting Goswami's final game for India for a long long time to come. On that note we wrap it up, it's been one hell of a game. Hope you enjoyed it. We did bringing it to you. Till next time and for more action on this platform, take care, be safe and cuddle tight. See you soon. Ta, ta, bye!

Harmanpreet Kaur | Player of the Series: This wicket was not easy to bat on, our batters did a decent job. We were looking for 170 after losing four wickets. After that we knew we have the pace attack and spin attack to take the wickets. We never thought we were out of the game.. To be honest, I thought you will ask about all the 10 wickets which was not easy to take as well [on being probed about the last wicket]. It's part of the game I don't think we have done something new. It shows your awareness, what batters are doing. I will back my players, she hasn't done something outside the rules. At the end of the day a win is a win and we will take that. After the first game, we discussed how to play and we just want to continue this way. I’m just enjoying my time, being there will always gives you runs. Watching the ball and reacting and not trying to do something extra. When I debuted, she was the leader, in my best times, many were supporting me, but even in my rough times, she was the one who supported. She is just a call away. I wanted to thank her and tell her she is always with us. She is a go-to person, I always called her at low times and she was someone always guiding me [on Jhulan].

Harmanpreet Kaur is the Player of the Series for her runs in the first two games, one suspects a few points for her captaincy too.

Amy Jones: Not happy with the result, we bowled really well, we just needed a bigger partnership. The last dismissal divides opinion. I'm not a fan but it depends how India feel about it. It's within the rules, hopefully doesn't take the shine off the summer. Lots [of captaincy learning]. A massive learning experience. Learnt the hard way in the 2nd ODI with some practical errors. The girls have been supportive. Looking forward to have Heath [Knight] back. The average age is pretty low and Capsey, Kempy and it has been a brilliant summer for us. She looked good out there, She absorbed the pressure and knuckled down - not sure she was getting out any other way [on Dean]. We will remember and she will be missed. All the best for her future but we will miss her [on coach Keightley].

Renuka Singh Thakur | Player of the Match: I go back and talk to my coach, who tells me whenever there is a bad phase, he always motivates me and gives me confidence to improve. I was very excited to play alongside Jhulan, when she made her debut, I was just 3. I get inspired by her. Will go back and work on my basics. It’s a dream to play here at Lord’s. Wanted the five-fer to get on that Honours Board, but not to be, maybe next time.

Renuka Singh Thakur is the Player of the Match for her four-fer.

18:07 Local Time, 17:07 GMT, 22:37 IST: Phew! What an end to an unbelievable game. And also the small matter of this being Jhulan Goswami's last-ever game for India. What a farewell for her. A winning one and she is being carried off by her team-mates on their shoulders. She is all smiles and amidst all this India have completed the whitewash as well. 3-0 to them in the ODI series. Chasing 170, England got off to a decent start with 27 from the openers but Renuka Singh Thakur started the slide taking 3 of the first 4 wickets to fall. Suddenly from 27/0, England were staring down defeat at 65/7 as the spinners came into their own too. But Amy Jones and Charlotte Dean did not give up till the skipper found deep mid-wicket with a pull. Goswami took the ninth wicket and had the chance to cap off her career in glorious style but Davies kept her out in what was the veteran's final over. It was all set up for a tense finish as Dean and Davies chipped away, till Deepti put an end by Mankading/Running-out Dean. Extraordinary would be an understatement to describe what just happened at the end there. But there was nothing wrong in what Deepti did, even though many will argue long and hard whether that was the right thing to do. Anyway, I need a breather. Do stay tuned for the presentation....

Deepti Sharma to Davies, OUT!! Charlotte Dean Run Out!! Extraordinary scenes at Lord's. Pretty surreal to be honest. Controversial ending (depending on which way you want to look at it) to the game as Deepti Sharma sees Charlotte Dean out of her crease and wandering forward before she completes her delivery stride, Deepti watches all this and calmly knocks the bails off. It's in the Laws of the Game and is a perfectly allowed mode of dismissal. Deepti walks away towards her team-mates who are all giggling around even as the umpires refer to the third umpire. The decision is relayed on the big screen to loud boos from the Home of Cricket crowd. Dean is in tears, Ecclestone and the others on the balcony can't quite believe what they are seeing. But that's the end of the game. Charlotte Dean run out (Deepti Sharma) 47(80) [4s-5]

What has happened here? Deepti Sharma sees Charlotte Dean out of her crease and knocks the bails off. The crowd boo while the Indians are all smiles. Third umpire called for. And he's given that out. What an end to the game. Controversial but that's how it is. Charlotte Dean is in tears while Ecclestone shakes her head watching from the balcony. Dean still goes up to shake hands with the Indian players and walks off still teary-eyed.

Deepti Sharma to Davies, no run, regulation offbreak and worked to backward square leg

Deepti Sharma to Davies, no run, flat on the stumps, turned to mid-wicket

Deepti Sharma to Charlotte Dean, 1 run, pushed through flat on the stumps, nudged wide of mid-wicket

Deepti Sharma [7.0-0-23-1] is back into the attack

Hemalatha to Davies, no run, tossed up full outside off, driven to cover

Hemalatha to Davies, no run, fraction short outside off, cut straight to the fielder at cover-point

Hemalatha to Davies, no run, good length on the stumps, defended off the back foot

Hemalatha to Charlotte Dean, 1 run, full on the stumps, driven past the diving right hand of Hemalatha

Hemalatha to Charlotte Dean, FOUR, over mid-off and Charlotte Dean is keeping the fight alive. Rushes down and lofts over mid-off, easily clears the fielder

Hemalatha to Charlotte Dean, no run, tossed up outside off, driven to mid-off

Gayakwad to Davies, no run, tossed up again, driven back to the bowler